Andre De Grasse, Nardwuar among 80 new appointments to the Order of Canada
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon has announced 80 appointments to the Order of Canada — a list that includes Olympians, journalists, Indigenous leaders and doctors.
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Ex-players lose UK court bid to block disclosure orders in concussion lawsuit
LONDON, Dec 22 : Hundreds of former rugby players must hand over medical records and neurological test results after Britain's High Court on Monday dismissed their challenge to a requirement that they do so, clearing away an obstacle in a concussion lawsuit launched more than four years ago.
Former MLSE boss Leiweke pardoned by Trump months after being indicted
U.S. President Donald Trump pardoned Tim Leiweke on Wednesday, five months after his own Justice Department indicted the former president and chief executive officer of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment.
Rori Harmon gives No. 4 Texas win over No. 2 South Carolina - ESPN
LAS VEGAS — Jordan Lee scored 19 points and Rori Harmon made a 10-foot floater with a second left to lift No. 4 Texas over No. 2 South Carolina 66-64 on Thursday in the women's title game of the Players Era Championship.
How to bet 'The Game': Breaking down all the angles of Ohio State-Michigan - ESPN
No. 1 Ohio State heads into Ann Arbor at 11-0 with everything in front of them: a Big Ten title spot, playoff seeding and even QB Julian Sayin's Heisman hopes hanging in the balance.
Toulouse's Donnum under investigation for alleged racist gesture
PARIS :Toulouse winger Aron Donnum is under preliminary investigation for an alleged racist gesture, the Toulouse prosecutor told Reuters on Thursday, following initial reports by L'Equipe.
What we know about Ryan Wedding, the former Canadian Olympian who became one of the FBI's most wanted
The Canadian at the centre of one of the biggest international criminal investigations in the world continues to evade capture thanks in part, the FBI says, to protection from the powerful Sinaloa drug cartel and other criminal entities in Mexico.
Canadian lawyer advised alleged drug lord ex-Olympian to kill witness to have case dismissed, DOJ says
Justice correspondent David Spunt provides details on the new charges against former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding as the FBI believes he is being protected by cartels in Mexico. Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli weighs in.